Saudi compliance, managed

Setting up was the easy part. Staying compliant is where foreign companies get caught.

A company operating in the Kingdom carries 50+ obligations across 10+ government platforms, each on its own cycle. Miss one and it surfaces as a penalty or a suspended service. One team runs all of them for you.

Backed by Al Ajaleen Law and IP · One vendor across 10+ platforms · Proactive monitoring

53 Government services · 10+ Platforms managed · 50+ Obligations tracked

WHEN A GAP GOES UNNOTICED
A compliance gap here is not administrative. It is operational.
The Kingdom’s government platforms are linked. A gap in one system triggers problems in the others, and nothing tells you. A violation can sit open for months, usually surfacing once it has already cost you.

Operations freeze · A late payroll run can suspend government services, halting renewals, hiring and approvals.
Staff stranded · An expired exit and re-entry permit can ground a key executive outside the Kingdom.
Bank account frozen · An expired registration can freeze your corporate account until renewed in person.

WHAT A SINGLE LAPSE CAN COST
Personal liability · Up to SAR 20,000 · Labour · SAR 200,000 · Workforce · SAR 3,000 to 10,000 · Tax · SAR 10,000 · Tax · 5% to 25% · Contracts · Contracts void

Figures reflect current MHRSD, ZATCA and Ministry of Commerce rules and may change. VAT applies at 15% once taxable supplies pass SAR 375,000. Corporate income tax on foreign-owned profit is 20%.

ONE DESK, NOT TEN RELATIONSHIPS
What your single desk replaces.
One team runs every government system for you. No portals to log into, no consultants to chase, no deadlines to track.

Accountability · One desk, one contract · Separate consultants, no single owner
Penalties · Flagged before they hit · Hit automatically before you know
Visas and permits · Handled proactively · Stalled hiring and travel
Payroll · Run on time · A delay that freezes services
Licence renewals · Tracked and renewed · Lapse quietly, halt operations
Your standing · A clear, monitored view · No clear view of compliance

FULL COVERAGE
53 government services across 10+ platforms, under one roof.
Full coverage of the compliance systems your company depends on, including VAT and corporate tax filing.

MISA and Commerce · Licensing and registration
Qiwa and Muqeem · Workforce, visas and Iqama
GOSI and Mudad · Payroll compliance
ZATCA · Tax and e-invoicing
MOFA and Chambers · Attestation, membership and residency
Najiz · Legal documentation

TEN GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS
MISA · Ministry of Commerce · ZATCA · Qiwa · Muqeem · Mudad · GOSI · Council of Saudi Chambers · MOFA · Najiz

HOW IT WORKS
One team owns your compliance, end to end.
Whether you are entering the Kingdom or already operating here, we take over every filing, renewal and submission, and keep them on schedule.

01 Advisory · We assess your current setup, map obligations and identify gaps or open penalties.
02 Compliance map · Every filing, renewal and deadline, structured by platform and cycle.
03 Onboarding · We take over portal access, notify authorities and assign your account manager.
04 We operate it · Every filing, renewal and submission is handled on schedule, with confirmation.
05 We watch it · Proactive monitoring flags new obligations and approaching deadlines before they become problems.

One accountable team behind your compliance, not a single individual who can leave.

WHY IT HOLDS UP
Lawyer-backed, locally grounded, and one vendor for all of it.
Formal legal matters run through Al Ajaleen Law and Intellectual Property, our partner firm and one of the Kingdom’s established legal names.

Al Ajaleen Law and Intellectual Property
15+ Years of legal experience · 10 Saudi lawyers on the firm

Institutional standing · Al Ajaleen provides legal consultation to PIF, Aramco and SABIC, alongside the Royal Commission for AlUla, and supports international firms including Dentons, Bird and Bird, BCLP and Kearney McWilliams and Davis.

One vendor, one accountability · Licensing, workforce, payroll, tax and attestation run by one team.

TRUSTED BY FOREIGN COMPANIES IN THE KINGDOM
The companies we work with.
International enterprises, funded start-ups and global brands operating in the Kingdom.

Saudi Sustainability Technologies · Takadao · Paravela · Clara · Epic Semi · Falak Investment Hub · Shutter Lens · Carey Olsen · Arabian Business Centre · Accelerate Vision 2030 · REVE Consult · Throughput · Investor Gate · MRHB · Namakan

Named clients pending sign-off. Logos added with written consent before launch.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED PLAINLY
The questions leaders ask first.

I already have a licence. Is not the hard part behind me?
Formation is a one-time event. Operating is continuous, with obligations across 10+ government platforms.

What happens if I miss a filing or renewal deadline?
Consequences range from fines to suspended services, increasingly automated across linked platforms.

As the general manager or director, am I personally exposed?
In some cases, yes. Late financial-statement filing can trigger direct personal fines.

Can you take over compliance for a company already operating?
Yes. We assess your standing, transition access, assign an account manager and run filings from there.

What taxes apply to a foreign-owned company?
Corporate income tax is 20% on adjusted annual profit and VAT is 15% once taxable supplies pass SAR 375,000.

Is this a paid engagement?
Yes. You receive a fixed scope, defined timeline and one contract before work begins.

THE ASK
Start with a clear view of your compliance.
Every day a gap stays open, it costs more. Start with a session: we understand your setup, flag where you are likely exposed, and take it off your plate.

The gaps and risks in how your compliance is handled today.
The services your company actually needs.
A clear, tailored scope, run by one accountable team.

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